@unitof reminds me of when i bought one of those sticky gummy eggs you can slap against the wall and itll stick like a fried egg from a vendor in times square for two bucks, then whapped it against the wall in the moma, then watched from a safe distance and counted the number of tourists taking pics of it
@unitof This is clearly a found-object comment on the vapid tinfoil consumerism of the fortnight-born, at once a light-hearted exposé of the emptiness at play within virtual worlds, while also a very serious promulgation against the monetisation of childhood fantasy into bite-sized loot boxes… or umm… they’re just having a laugh trying to annoy their parents 🤣
@unitof "The birds of feather, all the phonies and all of the fakes While the dealers they get together And they decide who gets the breaks And who's gonna be Oh yeah, who's gonna be In the gallery In the gallery" https://youtu.be/4-v6JeolLzw
@unitof this tells me about a child who was exposed to art and used the materials available to make an aestheticly pleasing sculpture. I feel the latte and hot chocolate,the air and expectation, the tension of the parents resisting the urge to scream "George, put that down!"
@unitof By placing the chairs in a manner they are not usually placed, the artist asks an uncomfortable question, are we so bound by societal norms that we cannot conceive of chairs placed in a pile as being something beautiful?